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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1969

Page

5

Crime Center Seeks Killer of 7 Coeds

In Washtenaw County the Crime Center, housed in a former seminary between Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor, leads a statewide investigation into seven college women murders. John Collins, 22, is jailed on a first degree murder charge for Beineman’s death, with police pursuing tips about a man named Andrew Manuel Jr. and other associates as the case unfolds.

Ann Arbor Mich Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Crime Center John Collins William Delhey Collins Eastern Michigan Karen Sue _ Beineman Grand Rapids Andrew J. Manuel Jr Manuel Miss Beineman Dan Myre Michigan State Police Myre Douglas J. Harvey Walter Krasny Ann Arbor Police Ray Walton Ypsilanti Police John Hayes Eastern Michigan University Police Krasny Walton University of Michigan Rescent Michigan Harvey Delhey

Virginians Die in Vietnam War Deaths Reported

Defense Department confirms two Virginians killed in Vietnam. Marine Pfc. Charles M. Collier of Fishersville listed as killed in action. Army Spec. Lawrence O. Wooldridge Sr. of Richmond listed as due to other than hostile causes.

Washington Defense Department Charles M. Collier James W. Collier Rt. 1 Fishersville Army Spec Lawrence O. Wooldridge Sr Hodges Road Richmond

Pan Am workers approve three year contract ends nation strike

New York AP Clerical and cargo employees return to work after voting 65 to 35 percent for a three year contract. The deal includes a 37.4 percent wage rise over three years and a cost of living clause lifting hourly pay from 3.30 to 4.52. Pan Am operates 460 daily flights between 119 cities in 81 countries.

NEW York Pan American World Airways Pan Am International Brotherhood of Teamsters Harold Gibbons Teamsters Labor Department

Battle Howell Debates Heat Up In Virginia Campaign

Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls Battle and Howell clash in Washington television debates as Virginia campaign teams deploy media stunts and a "Fact Squad" bones of contention. Howell defends record while Godwin endorses Battle, urging stability and opposition to tax exemptions. Howell counters with cross‑state labor criticisms and calls for consideration of his progressive record.

Associated Press Butt Heads Washington William C. Battle Fact Squad Virginia Battle Henry E. Howell Jr Mills E. Godwin Jr Charlottesville Peter K. Bacbalas Howell Ginia Godwin Norfolk

Rabies Problem Growing in U S Wildlife

Dr. Robert Keith Sikes of the National Communicable Disease Center says wildlife rabies has risen since World War II. Skunks now drive most cases with spread from the Midwest to the Great Plains and Upper Ohio Valley, complicating control efforts across the expansive region.

Atlanta, Ga U.S Robert Keith Sikes National Sikes Florida Virginia Midwest Great Plains Rocky Mountain Upper Ohio Valley Nation

Former Illinois Congressman Barratt O Hara Dies at 87

Former Rep Barratt O Hara of Illinois who was the oldest House member until last year their defeat. He died Monday at Georgetown University Hospital from lung congestion and heart failure. He was the last Spanish American War veteran in Congress. Survivors include three sons. Services set for Friday in Chicago.

Washington Barratt O’hara Illlynois House Congress O’hara Chicago Georgetown University Hospital

Desai predicts India among happiest nations in 20 years

Deputy Prime Minister Morarji Desai told a Hyderabad civic reception that India has all requirements for happiness and urged focus on inner contentment as the country’s foundation. He said the nation could be one of the happiest in the next two decades.

Hyderabad India Morarji Desai

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